this is chris john gore. then he's a professor of modern history who studied racism for years. the reasons for why africans were on the lowest strong involved the atlantic triangular slave trade, where millions of black people were trafficked from africa to the americans, europe, and sold the goods that enslaved people were forced to produce back to their home countries and invested high profits in more in slaves much the system didn't change even after the age of enlightenment or contacts are 9. the it'd be nice to say that after universalism, india enlightenment arrive a quality freedom fraternity. these basic values that racism disappeared. but the opposite happened. and that's when racism became a justifying ideology, providing specific hierarchies of security and inferiority. and by the, on the one hand, racism, at least until the 18th century says very clearly, of course, all people are members of humanity, no one is excluded. but the cultures outside europe have less biological value, and that was why it was legitimate to exploit them. racial series, like these were a wi

john, spokesperson for the u.s.office for the southern district of new york has declined to comment. certainly a lot more to keep our eyes on with the story. jon: please keep us updated cb cotton in new york city thank you. border patrol agents in the san diego sector say they seized more than 25 pounds of fentanyl and a major boston. one of several operations linked to illegal immigration. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on that. >> and border patrol has been very busy intercepting a huge amount of narcotics they seized packages containing more than 2. that's enough deadly doses to potentially kill more than 5 million people per border patrol found the fentanyl hidden in a sedan about 70 miles north of the u.s./mexico border in south orange county just about 60 miles south of los angeles. the drug smuggling problem here in california and the border state is a big problem for a sheriff's deputy said they stopped a man heading from los angeles to washington state on thanksgiving day with enough let

false, saying the suggestion that wallace, who presented the popular bbc one cooking show alongside john torode since 2005, engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature was entirely false . football action now and false. football action now and there were wins for brentford, nottingham forest and bournemouth in the premier league today. meanwhile, crystal palace scored a last minute equaliser to draw one all at home to newcastle in the evening kick off. arsenal thumped west ham five goals to two and england ladies ended usa's nine game winning streak with a goalless draw in a friendly at wembley . now to a story that wembley. now to a story that will sweeten your day. a man has been awarded £2 in compensation after he complained about a smooth mars bar. harry seager, from buckinghamshire , picked up from buckinghamshire, picked up the chocolate treat at a service station in oxfordshire but contacted manufacturers mars wrigley when he discovered it didn't have its signature ripple. in a letter, the firm apologised for his experience and enclosed a £2 voucher. but offered no explana

writes "the real coup de grace for smith's prosecution was an immunity ruling written by chief justice johnbacked by all three of trump office appointees plus samuel alito that served as trump's stay out of jail card." back with me, columnist with boston globe and msnbc political analyst kimberly atkins store and political matters magazine ankush khardori. does the blame lie with the supreme court? >> listen in the beginning after january 6th and everything that happened i wanted accountability for donald trump as much as anyone else, and in the beginning i was not sure if merrick garland was the right person to lead the justice department at a time of where prosecuting former president was on the table and needed to be pursued. he is an institutionalist, that's true, he moved methodically and carefully given the political ramifications of what he was doing. and i was pretty critical at the time. with a clear view of hindsight i see now that if the real desires to prevent something like this from happening in the or the fingers should be pointed. what we lack is an impeachment power that ha

area the prime minister of australia john howard was there, received a bell, was taken off of a ship that the australians helped protect during the world war two. there was great pomp and circumstance, so a 21 gun salute, remarkable remarks and tremendous gratitude for the people helping us when we were in harm's way and helping to win world to and every war that we've been in the have been there to help us. so we left a fancy event in washington dc and we went in one air force one and flew to jacksonville and jacksonville president did an event at a school and after that event he flew to the other side of florida, sarasota, florida and we arrived at a hotel in the sarasota region right near. an elementary school that i'm able to school and i when we arrived and motorcade came to a stop and the secret service opened up the door to limousines and we stepped out. there was terrible stench in the air. the red tide killed some fish and there washed up on the shore. it just stuck. and i was struck by the terrible smell when i got out of the limousine, we rushed into the colony, dropped on

this feline the john good as they likes to go the way they surprise very sort of and that we may come to a defense reality. so yes, i is a privilege. june. is waiting there. sure thing. so golden does that is they so bored? i still gain total for the whole stage, but i know very well there's a contact for wanted and i know very well that if this we continue enjoying the service or an over well, jen was jewish or not in the european union or britain obviously would be accused of at the semitism, if the and they wrote even some of the headlines in how i read over the past few months, like our is riley's watching on social media. what is happening in gaza? are they not watching what the rest of the world is watching and they're not able to, as they can, what she thinks they want, nothing is, or the media because he's a new guy recruited since i'm fairly to a point built patient right now to avoid the scene, so guys, you know, the 2 here is the us and read this and not above it. but if you are very interested, you can obviously easily photo what's going on and goes up like i do like anyon

and he certainly bashes john de rockefeller plenty. in fact, rockefeller is already retired from day to day operations of the business once roosevelt becomes president. but that doesn't stop because he knows that rockefeller is the big name, is the big target, is the bull's eye that he go after. and it helps him carry out his mission of trying to break standard oil, which he successfully does, although after his presidency. it happens in 1911 when roosevelt successor taft is now president roosevelt's, no longer president. but that's one that's when he gets his goal of breaking up standard oil, because the supreme court has it okay for that to happen. we have a in the middle there. thank you so much being here. appreciate it. i was going to ask you about health care, thinking about health insurance in particular. it seems like we've had two presidents, democratic presidents, both clinton and obama who did a lot in this area. but the the industry and i assume the ceos, these industries behaved very differently. it seems to me, you know,

the infrastructure is growing. energy john gas problem has built the world's northern most railroad. another russian energy company, nova tech, has worked with french firm to talk to build, submit to a massive gas plant in the middle of nowhere. there's also a porch at an airport with direct connections to moscow blanket which doesn't, would be more good than on this one. you should use the game all peninsula is very important for us to know little me because it gives us the opportunity to open up a new markets and i don't know. so you want me to clean usual. you see the gas produced on the game all peninsula supplies regions, including north and south america will treat you some money cause i don't know because brooklyn, practically all gas importing countries have received this gas. that was the harnessing. this potential is one of our top priorities, destruction, i don't know. the, in the west. russia has built pipeline networks to transport gas overland to europe . in the east, there's a c root with email as its starting point tankers, filled with liquefied natural gas to park fo

my name is john talbot. i'm a resident here on the island. i'd like to talk about the park that you spoke about at the top of the hill. it's been brought up before that there's no bus stop up there. and that was treated as something that was not very important when it was brought up. there's very few of my neighbors who have been to that park, and we had a lot of verbiage before that building opened up on top about how we were going to be one happy community. yet there is an obvious missing element there that seems almost purposeful at this point that we have an island, and i love muni. i take it every day all around except for the fancy new condos. and what is basically their personal park up there. none of us can go to it because it's a steep hill and you have to go across that little isthmus. and in real life, very few people from the island have been up there. so i would like you to take that seriously. and i know most of you don't even live on the island. the only one who i've heard talk about it seriously is the one person that does. an

john herren. pick up the storyline right. colonel dale, in those 90 years old and has handicap of five and golf anyway i had the first company going into wellesley x ray and i had command my company for over a year and a half, had taken to air assault training. i knew the platoon sergeants, i knew the squad leaders. i knew a lot of the men very well. they were a good outfit. shortly before we went to vietnam, we got three brand new lieutenants and two of them out of airborne ranger. and i them together. and i said, listen to, your tune, sergeants, and they'll teach you how to be a good platoon leader. two of them did that, one on. and he was a very aggressive lieutenant, which i liked. but he and his platoon sergeant didn't along. so we got it x ray and colonel had me securing t which i did and then we captured and then va soldier and he said vietnamese up there. and the two high mountain overlooked us. theyon't kill americans. and ct at message and saidakyour whole company and move towards the the chu phong mountain, which w

so is my honor and my pleasure to introduce john mccaskill, who will introduce his panel of the buffalo soldiers soldiers. first of all, good morning. so let's just set the stage age, i think history better served when we tell the entire since that first shot fired from lexington, massachusetts in 1775. black americans have defended country all the way up to the civil war. mr. lincoln's emancipation proclamation was really unenforceable without a victory on the battlefield. but there was one clause. he wrote any man of african descent who must survive for the union army or the united states navy will be to do so. over 209,000 men of color defended the united states as a result of their efforts after. the war they authorized. it was like six units at first to carve four infantry. and by 1869 it was down to 224, 25th infantry, the ninth and 10th cav. they fought in spanish-american war, they fought world war one, 1925. the united states army did a report called the use of -- manpower in wartime, essentially. here's what they said. black folks are leaderless. they are not superstitious, sm

we understand that to john this 3 john, please are still in hospital one. have to undergo surgery. so it's, you know, and we've seen how the police would grab the cameras of the janitors, who are also not allowed to assume in some instances, and we were rushed down and we were not allowed to enter. you know, the square at some point. so it's definitely the government is not interested in, you know, showing the, well, those are, you know, really violent pictures of people being just speak not by sometimes by a group of police. um, so um and the 8 sets to continue. i mean, if they protest continue on, people say that they will not allow the government to, you know, oppress them, to this point. they will not be silent. so they are very determined to sort of make the voice of hubs despite the violence on the streets. earlier we spoke to the president of georgia salon. is there a boss really, who is not a member of the ruling georgia dream party. she told us about her reaction to the police, detaining protesters, and using water cannons against them. and it's not only what are tenants a

, saying the suggestion that wallace, who has presented the popular bbc one cooking show alongside johnrode since 2005, engages in behaviour of sexually harassing nature, was entirely false . a nature, was entirely false. a memorial service has been held today for first minister of scotland alex salmond. his wife of more than 40 years and supporters arranged a remembrance service for him on saint andrew's day. mr salmond died last month in north macedonia at the age of 69. he was at a conference when he suffered a heart attack and was buned suffered a heart attack and was buried in a private family ceremony near his home in aberdeenshire at the end of october. a murder a murder investigation has been launched after the death of a woman in her 60s in south london. officers were called to an address in surrey quays at about 3 pm. on friday, after reports that a woman had been stabbed. the metropolitan police said the london ambulance service and london's air ambulance also attended, and the woman was taken to hospital, where she later died. a 61 year old man was arrested on suspicion of m

so probably about the democracy, this feline the john, good as they likes to go early we, they surprise those sort of and that we may come to a defense reality. so yes, i isn't proven in june is waiting there. sure thing. so golden designers, they so board i the game total for the whole stage. but i know very well. busy there's a contact for wanted and i know very well that is this, the continual is very soon over. well, john was jewish or not in the european union or britain obviously would be accused of as he semitism if the and they wrote even some of the headlines in how i read over the past few months. our is riley's watching on social media. what is happening in gaza? are they not watching what the rest of the world is watching? and they're not able to they can what she thinks they want. nothing is or the media because he's a media recorded sense for them. they're ready to as boy adults impatient right now to avoid the scene. so guys, a, you know, whether to use the us and read this in the above of it. but if you are very interested, you can obviously easily photo what's going on

so before we hear from a panel, we'll speak with a teenage john list leo. police see about how the move is being received by his peers. here is on the generally founded 6 news, australia. as you will know, i'm a bit younger than your average reporter, and as such, i'm still in high school shall go. i know, along with about half of that team and a lot with old school use. we have a school camp which goes for 4 days, 3 nights these choose. now the only reason i bring this up is because on the count we cannot have any electronics to the intellect on that basically many, but i won't be available to report on these rights and look at your messages from tuesday to friday, not at all. i may have joined just now from melvin leo. you spoke to the joins select committee on social media and australian society about old base. would you be where you are today? if that was this social media bon in place a few years ago. thanks for having me. i know i wouldn't be where i am today with that with that social media pain implies 16 use wouldn't existed if that social media batteries implies the realities

if people are healthier because of these drugs, the country will save millions in the end, says john lewinski. john, i, i like your observation about evaluating this in the long term because as the congressman said, you look at the cbo numbers and of course, in the short term, there's going to be a huge escalation of costs. but what about saving on the cost of those that were treating later in life, because they've got some heart disease, diabetes? whatever the case may be, that requires a lengthy hospitalization. i mean, in the end i don't know this, but in the end, maybe there's actually a cost savings or perhaps it's a wash. this much i know. go to smerconish.com and answer today's poll question. should medicare and medicaid cover weight loss drugs for individuals diagnosed with obesity? still, to come, the ukraine russia war escalates rolling blackouts, nuclear capable missile threats and a shift in u.s. support has president biden's just enough strategy pushed putin to the brink of nuclear war? make sure you're signing up for the newsletter when you're voting on the daily poll q

suggestion that wallace, who was presented, who was presented the popular bbc one cooking show alongside john torode since 22,005, engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature, was entirely false . a memorial entirely false. a memorial service has been held today for former first minister of scotland alex salmond. his wife of more than 40 years and supporters arranged a remembrance service for him on saint andrew's day. mr salmond died last month in north macedonia at the age of 69. he was at a conference when he suffered a heart attack and was buned suffered a heart attack and was buried in a private family ceremony near his home in aberdeenshire at the end of october. a murder investigation has been launched after the death of a woman in her 60s in south london. officers were called to an address in surrey quays at about 3 pm. on friday, after reports that a woman had been stabbed. the metropolitan police said the london ambulance service and london's air ambulance also attended, and the woman was taken to hospital, where she later died. a 61 year old man was arrested on suspicion of

who john is on the the way the justice system or prisons? here aren't some, they won't discourage these massage nest desirability issues, not at all. it gives you this kind of them what i have 6 older sisters around you from a lot of them just even before we experienced these things ourselves, nothing. we weren't outraged on 0 to which swear at them. but to be careful how can you do this to a one and then i'll be up a little minute. almost ashika, still a slum birth on words. men are always told you are lying. this is longer a man's company, so you can do it son, because of all this in back slapping and affirmation. because if a man is somehow superior to a woman, as if she is his property. some because that's been reinforced since they were young then they'll say, i am a man, but i can do anything well knows what it cost. so when a man meets a woman who sees things different, things that they'll try to control her with violence because he can't deal with her any other way. my social, the 50 just come. what furniture kinda look like around t

you know, is that the question i'd say you do have a blessed john burnett on one of the adept at them killed the girl, a, b, c on doors. you're saying again that and the numbers are not no just there was some shape like the on the eve of world war 235000 people lived in the town this because it's a duplex. $18600.00 of them. most of the adults were killed during the war. $4099.00, all children aged $1.00 to $10.00, fell victim to that was to ship concentration camps and you sound it was during your drug to the villages and the do bits at region were completely emptied of the assembly and populations. the site that evokes the most painful memories for subs just on your draft in a way, hundreds of thousands of subs and tens of thousands of jewish and roma people are executed to live in the cause. that's good too. but some municipality close to done . you're good enough, is the village and production which literature was used as an execution side. on january the 14th 1942, which is also documented christmas on sylvia new year, the orthopedic shocked women children and the out in the into

i ran into john lewis, you know, we get to serve with these legendary figures and i, i saw john lewis on the floor my first day and uh and somehow i made my way over to him and he says, are you the new guy? i said, yes, sir. anyone with sense called john lewis, sir. he said you're from brooklyn right now. i have to admit liz, i was tempted to say brooklyn is always in the house, but this was john lewis. so instead i said, yes, sir. and then, you know, he said to me something that i i've never forgotten. he said, well, you know, washington dc can be a tough, tough place. i hear some great things about you from your predecessor, but this is a tough place. i don't want you to get into any trouble unless it's good trouble, unless it's good trouble. and that that was the story of john lewis's life. so, you know, the the the the we we have to lean in uh to the resilience of the journey. and you know, the fact that incredible leaders like a john lewis, for instance, talk about in the letter i have freedom over fascism. and we show an image of martin luther king junior speaking uh at the marc

we understand that to john, that is the 3 john, please are still in hospital one. have to undergo surgery, so it's, you know, and we've seen how the police would grab the cameras if the janitors were also not allowed to boom, in some instances and we were rushed down and we were not allowed to enter. you know, the square at some point. so it's definitely the government is not in to sit in, you know, shelving the wells, those are, you know, really violent pictures of people being just spacing off by sometimes by a group of police. um, so um and the 8 sets to continue. i mean if they protest continue on, people say that they will not allow the government to, you know, oppress them, to this point. they will not be silent. so they are very determined to so to make the voice of hubs despite the violence on the street. so you think the protests will continue, that the police tactics will not deter protesters? yes, it protests to say that it's a a uh what they call russian style of dispatch. so, and they say that they're here protesting rights a because the government is

well, should we play with did we go john when we with yeah, we played played with santana. lesley gore we played with gore and gloria gaynor. we sang the world's longest version of i will survive right here in miami. that's right. yeah. she would not stop singing it. we like she sang it in english. she sang it all the way through in spanish without work. it closed it up, sang it through in english again, save on it in spanish again. it was her hit. it was her big hit. and she was not going to let go of it. then i. has there been anybody who's wanted to play with you who you didn't allow? amy says yes, yeah, no i can't. i can't say, because it's the people who said no. and kathy asked, you know, we all. yes. and there were people who were pretty big authors. now, i would never do. and then later they were asking to be in the band. or the other thing is they'll say, i'm a really good guitarist. and like, you think that's going to get you in this band. but we do miss greg. i'll side the i'll greg i was greg i was just watching who is a drummer guitarist. he played with lot of

john f. kennedy founded the peace corps in 1961 to foster global peace and friendship through international service. over the past six, plus, decades it's done just that forging lasting ties of goodwill between the u.s. and foreign communities around the world. today the peace corps piece is a shifting landscape and new challenges that it's not faced in the past, be it climate change, be it health care crisis or even a shifting geopolitical landscape. i'm really thrilled and quite humbled that director spahn has joined us today to discuss how the peace corps is approaching its historical mandate in the current operating environment and sharing what it's doing not only around the world, but more specifically in the indo-pacific region. now, director spahn was sworn in as the 21st director of the peace corps on december 21st of 2022. she brings more than 25 years of public and private sector experience to the job and she's worked around the world on issues ranging from small business developmen

cal: some of that is true because tommy john surgery has come down to high school and sometimes kids younger than that. i think some parents feel like just keep throwing and if it breaks, we can always fix it and you will come back throwing harder than you did before. i think that is the wrong way to look at it. i think in the big leagues with all of the analytics, i think pitchers are chasing velocity. there is more training to get your arm stronger to throw the ball harder. they are chasing movement. two things that happen. you throw a fastball, you get behind the baseball but when you try and make it move with the same power, you are torquing your elbow or your wrist right at the end to make it move. all of the pressure goes right here. i think a lot of chasing speed and movement, the combination of those is causing it. david: when a golfer is lining up a putt on a tournament, everybody has to be quiet. nobody is throwing anything at his head. why does he need to have so much quiet but if somebody is throwing a ball at your head 100 miles an hour, they can scream and yell. doesn't

false, adding the suggestion that wallace, who has presented the popular bbc one programme alongside johnorode since 2005, engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature was entirely false. a murder investigation has been launched after the death of a woman in her 60s in south london. officers were called to an address in surrey quays at about 3 pm. on friday, after reports that a woman had been stabbed. the metropolitan police said the london ambulance services service and london's air ambulance also attended, and the woman was taken to hospital, where she later died. a 61 year old man was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody . a memorial service in custody. a memorial service has been held today for former first minister of scotland alex salmond. his wife of more than 40 years and supporters arranged a remembrance service for him on saint andrew's day. mr salmond died last month in north macedonia at the age of 69. he was at a conference when he suffered a heart attack and was buned suffered a heart attack and was buried in a private family ceremony near his home

susan opened with her late husband john in 1976. >> it's my labor of love.ebody told me that most small businesses and in a year. i thought i'm going to stick it out for five years. that was 50 years ago. >> from puzzles and stuffed animals to collectibles and crafts, susan says the holidays are her slow season with less folks on the island. >> in the summer we are jammed with people. >> she says there's a legacy of community felt and the customers who practically grew up or saw other kids grow up in the story. >> we have to come here because they think i own the haymarket. >> is a place full of memories. >> these owners told me they've had to rely on other streams of revenue like merchandise or social media to keep their stores afloat and that's why days like small business saturday are a reminder to really stand behind those local community gems in our own neighborhoods to help support the people around us. >> my town is offering free parking today and that helps. it gets people to the stores. thank you for that. >>> what we know about donald trump's trans

john hall reports from dublin as the counting of votes in ireland. we'll go on through the weekend with one likely result, beginning to emerge. the major parties on nick and nick, putting the currently governing fee to go and see on the floor in line to continue their center. right coalition. i think it is important that we are in a position to form a coherent, stable government after the selection that can meet the very serious challenges that fits to school. that would leave the left wing nationalist shouldn't fame, promising change, but locked out and, you know, position the policies century old goal of uniting the republic of island with the north receding. for now, i would stress that the way the arden is an outlier here in europe it's, it's, it's not voting for a change. the government has been returned and the opposition is quite fragmented. champagne has been nothing on the door now for a long time. and this was supposed to be their big opportunity if you'd asked me a year ago, i would have said it shouldn't. fingerprint was a certainty becau

he printed john brown's constitution. and in canada. but he was a third african-american graduate from oberlin. and he helped hide the constitution and some of john brown's men after the raid. um, the, uh, he worked with delaney and met delaney in the niger valley and explorer of the niger valley, together in 1859. and, um, and so i know that they didn't spend a lot of time out in, in the nebraska, kansas territory, but he, he's part of the story that you tell in your book, particularly this part with immigration. and so i just wanted to just hear more about what you learned with the immigration movement as as black americans were exploring whether or not we stay in states, we find refuge in canada. it may be launch a race war back in the united states and conduct that in exile in canada or leave united the north america altogether and maybe find a place to live in, in the niger valley, another place of africa or maybe south america, too. yeah, you know, it was divided. there were those african-americans like delaney who were immigratio

texas land commissioner john buckingham is calling it an effort that will be in her words, the largest deportation of violent criminals in the history of the united states. texas is offering a 1400 acre property at the border to the incoming trump administration to use for the processing, detention and coordination efforts to expedite the deportations. commissioner buckingham made the announcement in rio grande city texas, with heavy machinery and construction workers in the background at a site where texas is building a new section of border wall. texas launched operation lone star in 2021, which included, among other things as you may remember, transporting migrants on busses to democratic led cities, blocking portions of the border to federal agents setting up buoys in the rio grande to deter migrants from crossing the river and signing a bill that would give state law enforcement authority to detain migrants with the new offer for borderland texas is quickly becoming the blueprint for how incoming trump officials, including border czar tom homan, might want to work with cooperative

. >> hi everyone, i'm john this is my partner we're here representing our firm suit of power which does a solar and batteries in san francisco. we represent one in every ten projects as of 2024. we want nothing more than to be in line with the new fire balt on and the requirements of sffd. but we would in perhaps a close session or in some other venue like to express some concerns about the way concern policies have been implemented recently. as it has significantly impacted our business, that's pretty much all i have to say, thank you very much for your time. >> sutro power, yeah. and thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> is there any more public comment? >> i do not see anyone approaching the podium and i do not see anyone on the public comment line. >> thank you, madam secretary. >> thank you for your report at this time is there any questions. >> i was curious on reading your report on the section pertain to go nert. reading the last paragraph where there were challenges a couple which seem to be hardware, software, equipment challenges and one where you were saying only 50 perc

she actually later hired a man, john dixon, which added a layer of complexity to the to the. yeah. and it just happened by chance. she in addition to working for the tribune, she ended up being a radio broadcaster for, the mutual broadcasting and radio programs had a real hard time. they didn't like voices doing the news. and so eventually they leaned on her to hire a man, at least be part of the news and and by chance was named john dixon dixon. so he went by john paul dixon. but i must admit, early on in my research, i was deeply confused by. so i could only imagine how confused the nazis were. it's great. anyone else. thank you again.

who is john galt? well, i would like make perhaps an addition to this literary canon of questions. everybody have a book. who's got a book. who has malcolm's book? hold it up high. hold it up high so we can see it. all right. so for those of you with the book, i want you to open the book to the front flap, the cover, and together in our loudest outdoor miami palmetto traffic jam voice, we going to read the first sentence that is in black text together. everybody ready? here is our question, malcolm, that we would like to add to the literary canon. here we go everybody with the book. let's read it. why is miami? me? miami. malcolm, why is miami like miami? yeah, it's i was looking for a way to write some flap copy that would attract the maximum number of americans and i felt like a reference. miami's weirdness would be the right place to start. well, considering it's another bestseller, i think that you have hit the nail of the hat. well, listen, miami features pretty well. well, it features large in this book. i'm not sure it features well in this book. let's be frank here, malcolm

legal angle, but to understand how it fits into a vision of democracy and you go back to people like john locke and the architects of the liberal tradition, and they'll say that the state is designed to protect people from the partiality and violence of men. that curtailing interpersonal violence is the very origin of the modern political process. so on that basic level, they'd be they'd be horrified. but the distortion around the second amendment is a lot of issues. but, you know, a well-regulated militia involves the principle of consent and collaboration and accountability. and that's exactly what we we now, now lack. um, you know individuals, um buying assault weapons for their own use are not part of a well-regulated militia. um so we've drifted very far from from those moorings and although the numbers of gun owners are down, i think the numbers of guns in circulation has increased dramatically in the last ten, ten, 15 years. >> it just seems that almost every week, if not more, there are mass shooting events in the united states in schools in many many, many different places, place

happened to education, culminating in t 1960s and 70, these generally speaking, look no further than johndewey are very uncomfortable with the judaic christian tradition. very and very uncomfortable with objective standards of reading, writing, arithmetic, as the principal, you know, with the formation of character, the prime, every role of of public or government schools and frankly, in private schools as well. he was also i think it's important to say, particularly unimportant meant with expressions of faith and religion, which he felt really was outside, overwhelmingly outside the role of american education. next is margaret sanger, the founder of planned parenthood, a woman who early in the american experience, was particularly uncomfortable with large sectors of the american people. she was a eugenicist on steroids. she was very uncomfortable, denominational with with with those in our american faith community broadly speaking, outside of what you and i would say were denominational lay white anglo-saxon protestants and american, you know, kind of what became progressive protestantis

and john begged... adam bullimore is the senior news editor of bbc weather, and hejoins me now. thank you very much for coming on newswatch. i think it's fair to assume that most people want a reliable and a clear forecast — and the viewer whose email we heard just now was referring to all the fancy graphics, not, in his opinion, adding anything comprehensible. does he have a point? well, we try very hard to be comprehensive and comprehensible. we...our presenters are there to explain the weather and to add context to the forecast, and guide audiences through what it means to them to keep it safe. we have quite a lot of visual tools available to us, and the presenters think very hard about how they how they construct their forecasts. they often only have a minute or two on air. and as you know, they don't they don't use autocue either. we often see weather presenters in general do their spots from special outdoor locations, though not, i should point out during storm bert — but you know, when it's wimbl

finally, i want thank john frece john has spent spent years of his life full time researching and my father's life. and it wasn't it wasn't an easy task. my father's life was all over the place. and so john and priscilla, literally all over the world. so they went to ireland and research there. they went up to to new haven, connecticut to go through the library at yale. they went up to my father's prep school at st paul's in concord, new hampshire, an and the work that they put in was absolutely incredible. and john's written a great book, so i really you all enjoy it and on the last year on the campaign trail, even though i'm not in politics, i ran into judge mike barranco on wife kim everywhere and you were one of the first ones to tell me how much you enjoyed the book and you shared it. other members of the baltimore county bench and others in the bar association. so i want to thank you all for that to. but none of this would be possible. john, you hadn't have done an incredible job writing daniel brewster story. so i want you to know how grateful the entire brewster family is to

one other discordant note today, when the current first minister, john swinney, arrived at the startal service, he was met with cheers but also jeers and shouts of "traitor" from some in the several hundred strong crowd that had gathered outside the cathedral to pay their respects. it's a sign perhaps of the fact that this once very united movement for scottish independence has suffered challenges in recent years — that, though, just one slight discordant note in a day, though, that was all about the life, times and legacy of alex salmond. mohamed al fayed manipulated managers to conceal his crimes — and sacked those he could not control, an ex—director has told the bbc. jon brilliant, who worked at harrods from 2000 to 2002, said al fayed plied him with 50 thousand dollars of cash in envelopes which he believes was an attempt to control him. he gave ben king this exclusive interview. how did mohamed al fayed get away with his crimes for so long? did harrods�* directors know? jon brilliant worked in his private office for a year and a half. he was on the harrods board. he helped to r

host: john is in cleveland, ohio on the line for independents. good morning, john.r: it's not a question of science. it is a question of science and if so called scientists are tainted with gargantuan conflicts of interest. i have a couple of articles that i would like to mention. ama instructs doctors to use deception to push vaccines. i think that element of the big pharma's massive corrupt control over the cdc, fda, nih and all the other so-called regulatory agencies that have been captured by the money they are getting from the big pharma drug companies. there is another article that i would like to mention about gladio crimes of the american empire. host: where these articles from? i would like to look them up along with you. caller: global research -- globalresearch.ca. host: go ahead with your point. go ahead, please. caller: i think there are a lot of doctors that have been persecuted, has been censored by big pharma's control over the media. i would suggest, i put together a search, and the cia military-industrial complex controls media to defame, to demoni

people are excited to be out again in san francisco and downtown, especially john constan jr with john's grill, says reservations through the holiday weekend filled up quickly. plenty of people are also packing into retailers enticed by the traditional deep discounts we're used to seeing on black friday. there are lots of people out here at union square on this black friday, but we have noticed something very interesting about a lot of the people out here. most are not carrying shopping bags. and people wee asked say it's becaue they're expected to do a good amount of their holiday shopping online. yeah, because there's just more deals and more to see. and they say instead of having sales starting today, they've seen retailers kicking off sales a few days before thanksgiving. there are still a few lines here and there across the bay area on this black friday, but it's just different now. when you think back to black friday's before the pandemic, people used to camp out beginning thanksgiving day to get a doorbuster deal, and they would flood into a store as soon as they opened to get tha

wallace , who has suggestion that wallace, who has presented the popular bbc one cooking show alongside johnorode since 2005, engages in behaviour of sexual, sexually harassing nature, was entirely false . a memorial service has false. a memorial service has been held today for former first minister of scotland alex salmond. his wife of more than 40 years and supporters arranged a remembrance service for him on saint andrew's day. mr salmond died last month in north macedonia at the age of 69. he was at a conference when he suffered a heart attack and was buned suffered a heart attack and was buried in a private family ceremony near his home in aberdeenshire at the end of october. a plane, which experienced a serious incident in october of last year is said to have nearly 200 people on board, at risk of developing hypoxia, a potentially fatal condition. the aircraft has been en route was en route to kos in greece after departing manchester airport when an oversight from both pilots led to two crucial engine systems not being turned on, resulting in the loss of pressure within the cabin. a re

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well, the john lewis ad is one of the most exciting and anticipated adverts of the whole year. entertained and for it to feel like christmas is kicking off, and then beyond that the metrics are multiple and diverse in terms of engagement, sentiment. you know, we're running a tiktok competition this year because we want the audience to kind of get involved in a way that they never have done before. and then ultimately, of course, it's about the performance of the store. but you got to the performance of the store at the end. i was just wondering how central that is forjohn lewis. are these adverts designed to drive big sales in the weeks after it comes out, or is it more complex than that? i think it's more complex than that, and obviously we're working at a brand level. so we are about developing a real sense of love for the brand and a reinvigoration of how people feel about john lewis, that then definitely... you know, the expectation is that translates against many other activations and activities that john lewis are doing to... is there a nerve—racking moment where you all

i mean i, i respect john, he was a former colleague as a friend and i think is right about the lobby, but only up to a certain extent. it's really clear that for a lot of american military officials and strategist, they see 1st of all their interventions as they believe in force. and israel is a tool in that arsenal it. during the cold war, it helped united states to beat down soviet proxies defeating countries. on by the soviet union and in the cold war, you know, that, that black and white, you know, 0 sum a game that was an advantage to the united states. and that was, that was the anchor of the, of the strategic aspect of the american is really relationship. and united states is at odds with iran. and so is real as seen as a potential ally. and now i would argue these rallies are trying to drag the united states into a war where they run the united states doesn't want that. most americans, strategist, leaders, military officials, no, would be a catastrophe. it would also be an election loser. anybody who gets united states into a war with the wrong will lose the next. oh, absolute

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we were talking with john, listen, political commentator, stevens, who any who says it's basically a hollywood that it was as the western powers used the wide helmets to propagate the narrative, the same we how do we use in the last 15 years in the oregon, syria, the why tell them it's just like a do use them as a movie? is they use them for videos? uh, why tell them and they had the big room and they collect tax. uh, there's a lot of like in the next 15 years we start the law, the much about the white cabinets. there's nothing new. it's just american funded, supported to me and it's only for a propaganda and media and to demonize digits where they are using dr. demonized to say, oh, the syrian government is doing the children giving the children. we're going to hear that she is ariel when to see an army and the sooner the sooner on the induction minute to do good there. start starting the summer or the can. the storm upstairs going for a real. so see theaters there. yeah. when they start the operation, i use the status. we're going to start heating the same scenario. oh, look at the

john sullivan was ambassador to russia under presidents biden and trump.s week we asked him what the new trump administration means for the war. ukrainecast from bbc news. ambassador sullivan, i'm fascinated by your office. there's a coat hanger in the corner with a bunch of russian hats. military, i think. then there's a a cska moscow ice hockeyjersey. is that right? yeah. yeah, it's the seven. i believe it's the 75th anniversary of the red army ice hockey team. i'm a big hockey fan, and that was a gift to me by actually the marine security guard detachment at embassy moscow. and they all signed it. so all of their signatures are on the front of that hockey sweater. i was reading your book, and you say in it that ice hockey is what got you interested in russia. it did more than 50 years ago. 52 years ago, to be exact, the summit series between the soviet union and canada. and i was a huge ice hockey fan youngster in the boston area and followed that series very closely. ambassador sullivan, can i ask you about an extract in your book where you say, by the

it could be a john stuart mill. it could be a w.e.b. du bois. it could be a hayek. it could be a leo strauss. our conversations are oftentimes intellectual. >> are you saying he's expanded your reading list? >> well, no, we had read the text together, but it's how we read them is how we read them, i think. >> you've said, both of you, that the examined life is constantly being unsettled. >> absolutely. >> and that this is the challenge in the course you teach to your students. your challenge to them is to unsettle their ideas so that they examine their assumptions. where has dr. west unsettled you? >> i'll tell you where. on issues of race. my inclination prior to our deep engagement on these racial issues was to suppose that the fundamental problem is that people are race conscious. they think of themselves as white or black when race is really something ephemeral, something that, strictly speaking, doesn't even exist. it's a kind of artifact of culture. wouldn't it be better if we just were colorblind completely in all of our dealings? and that sounded to me like